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00:02:56 Franklin. James.
00:02:58 I'm here, Mr. Man, I can't tell no lie, and I'll be right here 'til the day I die.
00:03:06 Spencer. Here.
00:03:10 Becker. Here.
00:03:12 Stack. Here.
00:03:14 Lister. Here.
00:03:17 Collins.
00:03:18 Collins!
00:03:22 McCoy. Here.
00:03:27 [Sigh]
00:03:28 Rain every day now for a week.
00:03:35 I used to like the rain when I was a kid.
00:03:38 Even when it rained hard like now.
00:03:40 The last fight outdoors it rained.
00:03:42 Slowed me up a lot.
00:03:43 One of the most beautiful ladies I ever knew I met in the rain.
00:03:47 High heels on wet pavement.
00:03:50 Hey! Here's your last look at Franklin.
00:03:55 They don't waste much time, do they?
00:03:57 [Singing]
00:04:17 Well, gentlemen, that's one way of getting sprung.
00:04:19 Maybe he's better off.
00:04:21 I didn't think that even Captain Munsey would put a 62-year-old man to work in the brain pipe.
00:04:26 Yeah, another dead guy compliments a Captain Munsey.
00:04:30 Always on top. There he is now.
00:04:32 Joe! It's Joe with him!
00:04:35 [Sound of rain]
00:04:55 [Sound of engine]
00:05:18 Too bad about McClane.
00:05:20 You and he were good friends, weren't you, Collins?
00:05:23 Frankie only had about eight months left to do, didn't he, Captain?
00:05:26 Knowing McClane, out in eight months, back in nine.
00:05:30 Right, Collins?
00:05:32 Still carrying the grudge, eh?
00:05:35 Lay off, Munsey.
00:05:37 No. Not Munsey.
00:05:39 Sir. Sir.
00:05:42 You won't even meet me halfway, will you, Collins?
00:05:46 Ten days in solitary haven't taught you a thing.
00:05:49 I better taught him not to carry a ship anymore.
00:05:51 Or do you still claim that knife which landed on you?
00:05:54 Never mind that. The episode's closed.
00:05:58 Collins. Why keep on fighting?
00:06:02 After all, I've got a job to do. I...
00:06:08 Very well. Have it your way.
00:06:11 [Sound of engine]
00:06:24 Joe.
00:06:26 Doc.
00:06:28 Joe, I meant to come down and visit you, but I...
00:06:31 Yeah.
00:06:37 Dr. Walters. There's a meeting this morning.
00:06:42 You'd better get straightened out.
00:06:44 The same to you.
00:06:58 # My old friend Joe was in the hole
00:07:01 # And it was worse than where they dig in coal
00:07:04 # He comes out holding very high his head
00:07:08 # And a man to blame soon be very dull #
00:07:15 Joe.
00:07:17 How are you, Joe?
00:07:23 It's good to see you, Joe.
00:07:25 I'm glad you're back.
00:07:28 Heard from the wife?
00:07:32 Joe, you're no kid, Coy.
00:07:34 Seen him around.
00:07:36 They moved him into Frankie McClain's place.
00:07:41 Frankie was tops. A hard guy to follow.
00:07:44 Whatever you say, Joe.
00:07:52 About the steel pigeon, Joe. We made arrangements.
00:07:54 Everything's okay.
00:07:56 Everything's okay.
00:08:00 What's okay?
00:08:03 Nothing's okay.
00:08:05 It never was and it never will be.
00:08:08 Not till we're out.
00:08:10 Get that?
00:08:12 Out.
00:08:27 Joe, after solitary, even this will taste good.
00:08:32 Thanks.
00:08:34 A long talk and a mouthpiece yesterday.
00:08:36 Your lawyer came all the way from New York just to give you advice?
00:08:38 Nah, ain't you heard? He's right here in Sturt, too.
00:08:47 Roberts, I need a little help.
00:08:50 Get away from me.
00:08:51 But you're in with Gallagher.
00:08:53 Please.
00:08:55 Roberts, you know Gallagher can fix anything.
00:08:58 There's some things that just can't be fixed.
00:09:01 Roberts, if you could put in a word for him.
00:09:09 Gallagher, I gotta talk to you.
00:09:10 What's he want?
00:09:11 He'll blow.
00:09:12 Gallagher, you gotta listen to me.
00:09:13 I said blow.
00:09:14 They'll kill me.
00:09:15 Who is he?
00:09:16 Wilson. He's here on a 529, also a steel pigeon.
00:09:19 He planted the shiv on Collins.
00:09:20 Munsy made me do it, honest.
00:09:22 You can fix anything, Gallagher.
00:09:24 I'd pay.
00:09:25 You'll pay.
00:09:26 You'll pay.
00:09:27 [coughing]
00:09:56 Hello, Roberts.
00:09:57 How's that cold coming along?
00:10:00 Fine, sir.
00:10:08 Hello, Daniels.
00:10:10 Morning, sir.
00:10:13 Streller, they tell me you're pressuring some of the inmates in your area.
00:10:17 Am I?
00:10:19 Captain Munsy, sir, I've gotta talk to you.
00:10:21 Please, sir, please.
00:10:29 Morning, boys.
00:10:30 Morning, sir.
00:10:32 Oh, good morning, Gallagher.
00:10:34 Morning, Captain.
00:10:36 I understand you're responsible for settling that little feud over in cell block J.
00:10:41 We appreciate your assistance, of course, but--
00:10:43 The boys and I were only trying to help.
00:10:46 You and your boys.
00:10:48 There's a very old bylaw in this institution about gangs or cliques.
00:10:53 We don't like them.
00:10:54 We don't want them.
00:10:56 Why don't you break them up, Captain?
00:10:59 Gallagher, when are you gonna remember that you're not back home running a gang of hoodlums?
00:11:05 That may be the policeman, eh?
00:11:07 You just serve your time.
00:11:10 And that way we'll both get paid off.
00:11:12 That's right, Captain.
00:11:14 Like the book says, we always get what's coming to us.
00:11:19 All of us.
00:11:27 Oh, excuse me, sir.
00:11:29 What's the matter with you?
00:11:30 Wasn't his fault?
00:11:40 You're welcome, Mr. Lister.
00:11:56 Gordon's breakfast ready and made with the ham and eggs and the marmalade.
00:12:10 Sounds like a very important meeting you're going to this morning, Doc.
00:12:21 Is Captain Munsey gonna be there?
00:12:24 Mm-hmm.
00:12:25 Mm-hmm.
00:12:26 [HUMMING]
00:12:30 Brandy's the very best drink in the world.
00:12:33 If you drink enough, your toes get curled.
00:12:38 Calypso statistics show that if the level of alcohol in the blood exceeds one half of one percent,
00:12:45 the blood pressure is affected, a cerebral condition occurs, and then?
00:12:50 You're cockeyed.
00:12:55 And maybe that's the way it should be.
00:13:10 You don't mind us, please, Doc?
00:13:12 What for you stay here?
00:13:14 You haven't got much choice, Calypso.
00:13:17 Neither have I.
00:13:23 But it's not as easy as all that, Mr. McCallum.
00:13:26 This prison-- this prison has almost twice as many men as it was built to accommodate.
00:13:32 There's not enough work to keep the inmates occupied.
00:13:35 Why not?
00:13:36 The world we live in.
00:13:38 Yes, we can give them real work, teach them trades, produce things.
00:13:42 But the civilian manufacturer says we're competing with him.
00:13:45 Trade unions say we're putting their people out of work.
00:13:48 Nobody wants to help.
00:13:49 Not us.
00:13:51 Manufacturers, unions.
00:13:53 You might as well blame the weather.
00:13:55 What you're really saying is you can't handle the situation.
00:14:01 Excuse me, sir.
00:14:03 I don't think you quite understood what the warden meant.
00:14:06 It's not only a matter of controlling the men.
00:14:09 He wants to help them.
00:14:11 Muncie, what this prison needs is absolute discipline.
00:14:14 Not charity.
00:14:16 Your loyalty to the warden doesn't change the fact that he may be getting too old for his job.
00:14:21 Age, Mr. McCallum, is a matter of arteries, not years.
00:14:25 It's a pity, Walters, you're a better philosopher than you are a doctor.
00:14:28 But I'm getting tired of you in both roles.
00:14:31 I was sent here today for one reason.
00:14:33 To tell you that if there's any more trouble, if this prison isn't brought under the strictest control--
00:14:37 Mr. McCallum.
00:14:38 There'll be an immediate change in practically all personnel.
00:14:42 We don't want to be bothered anymore.
00:14:45 Is that clear, warden?
00:14:48 Yes.
00:14:51 Clear to you, doctor?
00:14:52 Oh, absolutely.
00:14:54 You can't be bothered.
00:14:57 Well, that simplifies everything.
00:15:01 The great public and its servants.
00:15:06 You put up prisons, thick walls, and then your job is over.
00:15:10 Finished.
00:15:13 But is it over?
00:15:15 You and your patent medicine remedies.
00:15:18 Change the warden.
00:15:20 New personnel.
00:15:22 Absolute discipline.
00:15:24 Do you know what this prison is, Mr. McCallum?
00:15:26 One big human bomb.
00:15:28 And you say, "Kick it and it'll be quiet.
00:15:30 Smash it and it won't explode."
00:15:32 Muncie.
00:15:34 What do you think of the doctor's viewpoint?
00:15:36 I think, sir, that on occasion the doctor becomes unduly alarmed.
00:15:40 Warden?
00:15:43 I don't know.
00:15:46 I do.
00:15:48 Like so many dreamers and drunkards, the doctor's emotional words are empty.
00:15:52 What's your solution?
00:15:54 All I know is that when people are sick, you don't cure them by making them sicker.
00:15:58 By your methods, we send the man back to society a worse criminal than he was when they sent him to us.
00:16:03 Gratitudes, doctor. I'm waiting for your solution.
00:16:06 For men like you, Mr. McCallum, there will never be any solution.
00:16:10 Wait a minute.
00:16:11 Not why you want to destroy instead of build.
00:16:13 What we need here is a little more patience and much more understanding.
00:16:17 We've been patient too long.
00:16:19 And as for understanding, I'm positive the purpose of my visit cannot be misunderstood.
00:16:25 You'll remain here, warden, only as long as there's no further trouble.
00:16:29 Good day.
00:16:33 Doctor.
00:16:37 I'll see you at the gate, sir.
00:16:41 I've been warden here for such a long time.
00:16:56 I wouldn't know where to go.
00:16:59 What to do?
00:17:05 The place looks so nice now.
00:17:07 Oh, that's swell.
00:17:08 I got flower drapes and big chairs.
00:17:10 This boy doesn't know anything about it.
00:17:12 Fine, fine.
00:17:13 And if he did, it wouldn't matter.
00:17:16 (Speaking Italian)
00:17:18 She loves to come to see you.
00:17:20 It's good she's so young.
00:17:22 She thinks it's such fun, like a holiday.
00:17:26 Over there, your attorney.
00:17:32 Ruth, she won't go through with it.
00:17:34 But she's got to.
00:17:35 I've had three different doctors to see her.
00:17:37 They've all tried to explain how important an operation is right away, but she keeps saying no.
00:17:42 Not unless you're there.
00:17:44 Nothing matters to Ruth without you, Joe.
00:17:47 Not even her life.
00:17:49 How long has she got?
00:17:51 I don't know.
00:17:53 Let me tell her you're here.
00:17:55 No.
00:17:56 She loves you, Joe.
00:17:57 She'll understand.
00:17:59 No.
00:18:00 Okay.
00:18:01 I guess you know what you're doing.
00:18:03 Go back and talk to her.
00:18:04 Try to make her go through with it.
00:18:06 Keep trying.
00:18:07 All right, Joe.
00:18:08 Wait.
00:18:11 Get some cash.
00:18:12 Keep it in your office.
00:18:13 What are you going to do?
00:18:15 There's not much I can do, is there?
00:18:24 I'm not trying to interfere.
00:18:26 I'm just saying that if you send Roberts back to the drainpipe, I won't...
00:18:31 All right, Muncie, have it your way.
00:18:40 Doc?
00:18:41 Joe.
00:18:42 They letting you run around loose?
00:18:45 I'm waiting to be requested.
00:18:47 Muncie will find another job for me.
00:18:49 He always has.
00:18:50 Well, sit down.
00:18:51 Be with you in a second.
00:18:52 Glad you dropped in.
00:18:55 A patient of mine, old Pat Regan, wants to see you.
00:18:59 There's a pass to the infirmary right there on the table.
00:19:04 Thanks.
00:19:07 Doc.
00:19:09 Yeah?
00:19:10 How quick will cancer kill somebody?
00:19:13 Oh, that's the wrong way to put the question.
00:19:16 These days, cancer doesn't have to mean death at all.
00:19:19 Why?
00:19:20 Well, uh, how about if they have to operate?
00:19:24 Even so, it depends entirely on the case.
00:19:27 The important thing, of course, is the time element.
00:19:31 Somebody close?
00:19:32 Yeah.
00:19:34 By the way, what time is it?
00:19:36 About 10.30.
00:19:38 Are you sure?
00:19:40 To be exact, it's 10.27.
00:19:44 Why?
00:20:09 Wilson, 10.30.
00:20:21 Wilson, 10.30.
00:20:30 Wilson, 10.30.
00:20:38 Did I ever tell you about that last limousine of mine?
00:20:41 Beautiful.
00:20:42 That roomie.
00:20:43 Listen, that car was so long, when I picked up the phone to talk to the chauffeur,
00:20:47 I had to call long distance.
00:20:49 Strangely enough, had this same number on it.
00:20:52 Keep moving.
00:20:56 Wilson, 10.30.
00:21:02 Wilson, 10.30.
00:21:21 Where are you going?
00:21:22 Just to get a drink, Wilson.
00:21:36 Hey!
00:21:51 Hey!
00:22:01 Hey!
00:22:11 Hey!
00:22:21 Hey!
00:22:31 Hey!
00:22:41 Help!
00:22:51 Help!
00:22:53 You made me do it!
00:22:54 You made me do it!
00:22:55 No, no!
00:22:56 Stay away from me!
00:22:57 Goddamn it, Lucy made me do it!
00:22:58 You guys put us on the same thing!
00:23:00 Please!
00:23:01 Help!
00:23:03 Help!
00:23:17 Dr. Walters.
00:23:19 Yes, Warden.
00:23:21 What?
00:23:23 Yes, yes, I'll be right over.
00:23:25 Warden, when did it happen?
00:23:28 I see.
00:23:32 Prisoner just killed.
00:23:33 Yeah?
00:23:35 Well, this is one rap they can't hang on you, Collins.
00:23:39 I'm your witness.
00:23:42 Important thing, witnesses.
00:23:45 Lucky you asked me before exactly what time it was.
00:23:49 Yeah, wasn't it?
00:23:51 A fellow named Wilson.
00:23:53 Tough break.
00:23:55 Accident?
00:23:56 Positively.
00:23:58 Witnesses.
00:24:16 Hey, Louie.
00:24:17 Yeah?
00:24:21 The human interest story.
00:24:23 Remember that terrific third baseman got paroled a couple of years ago?
00:24:26 Dougherty?
00:24:27 He'll be back for the book.
00:24:28 Just knocked off his old lady.
00:24:30 You don't say.
00:24:31 Just shows you a guy don't think.
00:24:33 If he'd done it last year, we might have beat the patrolman's benevolent association.
00:24:49 If you'd asked my advice about Wilson, I'd have said don't do it.
00:24:52 Maybe that's why nobody asked you.
00:24:54 It'll only make things tougher for everybody else.
00:24:56 I don't care about everybody else.
00:24:58 That's cemetery talk.
00:24:59 Why not?
00:25:00 We're buried, ain't we?
00:25:01 Only thing is we ain't dead.
00:25:03 It's on your mind.
00:25:08 You and me.
00:25:10 Out.
00:25:13 Tell me you've had the fever ever since the day you got here.
00:25:16 I thought you had more sense.
00:25:18 No, Alexis.
00:25:19 Just yes or no.
00:25:20 Look, Collins.
00:25:21 Collins respect me.
00:25:22 So does the warden.
00:25:23 I've had a good set up here because I've tried to help both sides.
00:25:26 I never crossed either.
00:25:28 So what?
00:25:29 So in spite of Muncie, I'm still number one.
00:25:32 I've been here six years.
00:25:35 How many propositions I've had to crack the wall?
00:25:38 6,000.
00:25:41 They're on tap all the time.
00:25:43 Look, Gallagher.
00:25:44 Wait a minute.
00:25:46 See this fellow at the lanotype machine?
00:25:48 He's a lifer.
00:25:49 Done 12.
00:25:51 Come on.
00:25:54 French off.
00:25:55 Yeah?
00:25:56 Get out, Collins.
00:25:58 He's okay.
00:25:59 Sure.
00:26:00 How's the plan?
00:26:03 If there's no hitch, we go Tuesday.
00:26:05 You in, boss?
00:26:06 No.
00:26:07 But good luck.
00:26:08 It's all set this time.
00:26:14 It's been all set every Tuesday for 12 years.
00:26:19 12 years from now, it'll still be next Tuesday.
00:26:24 Look, Gallagher.
00:26:26 I know this drum's full of crackpots.
00:26:28 One con's gonna buy his way out, another one owns the governor's cousin.
00:26:31 A third guy's even gonna float out in a homemade balloon.
00:26:34 But I'm not buying any pipe cleaners.
00:26:38 It can be done.
00:26:39 It's been done before.
00:26:40 It'll be done again.
00:26:41 It can be done here.
00:26:42 By us.
00:26:44 By you and me.
00:26:45 Collins, if I ever put in with anybody, it'll be with you.
00:26:50 There's no need for that now.
00:26:53 You, I can tell why.
00:26:56 Promise me my parole.
00:26:59 Very soon now, I'll be walking out of here.
00:27:05 Next Tuesday?
00:27:06 Could be next.
00:27:08 So long, Gallagher.
00:27:32 White tie and tails for the movie tonight.
00:27:35 Every boy gets a girl and that's all right.
00:27:39 It is, too.
00:27:42 Checkmate.
00:27:45 Clippy again, soldier?
00:27:47 Yeah, chess, dominoes, whatever we play.
00:27:50 Don't you ever lose?
00:27:51 Very seldom, friend.
00:27:53 I was born with what you might call the golden touch.
00:27:56 I almost won the golden gloves once.
00:27:58 They give me a watch and a robe with my name on the back.
00:28:02 McCurl was there.
00:28:03 Henrietta.
00:28:04 I'll be in the infirmary.
00:28:05 I gotta see a guy.
00:28:06 Still figuring?
00:28:07 Still.
00:28:09 Save me a seat at the movie.
00:28:11 Take it easy, lady.
00:28:16 Hey.
00:28:18 What goes between you guys in this thing?
00:28:21 Watch your language, my unromantic friend.
00:28:23 You're speaking of a lady.
00:28:25 It's enough to give somebody the creeps.
00:28:27 You fellas smiling at her picture, throwing kisses at her.
00:28:31 You might think she was real.
00:28:32 She is.
00:28:33 After a while, you'll get to know her, too.
00:28:35 It's true.
00:28:37 To me, she looks exactly like...
00:28:40 Like my wife.
00:28:41 Yeah.
00:28:42 That's no ordinary pinup girl.
00:28:44 To each one of us, she's somebody special.
00:28:47 You mean if I keep looking at her long enough like you fellas,
00:28:50 she'll begin to remind me of Henrietta?
00:28:52 That's right.
00:28:57 But Henrietta's a blonde.
00:28:59 She don't look nothing like her.
00:29:01 She doesn't have to.
00:29:03 Our calendar girl is just an inspiration, Brother Coy.
00:29:06 She starts you thinking about the one you really want to see.
00:29:11 For example, the last couple of days now,
00:29:13 she's had me thinking about Flossie.
00:29:16 I never told you gentlemen about Flossie, did I?
00:29:19 To me, she's all the women I ever knew.
00:29:24 And a few I hope I haven't met yet.
00:29:27 I ran into Flossie one night in Eddie's place in Miami.
00:29:32 I had just sold a trusting gentleman a few shares in a radium mine,
00:29:36 and I was trying to parlay my luck.
00:29:38 I had only met Flossie that afternoon,
00:29:41 but we were already very good friends.
00:29:43 The dice were hot, and she kept them that way.
00:29:46 I was heading for a fortune.
00:29:48 Suddenly, just when everything was sunshine and roses,
00:29:51 I heard the old familiar noises.
00:29:54 "Leave it to the police to break up a wonderful evening."
00:29:57 It looked as though everybody was caught with their chips down.
00:30:00 The raid didn't worry me, but the gun I was carrying was a problem.
00:30:04 So Flossie had me slip the gun into her purse.
00:30:07 She was not only beautiful, she knew the score as well.
00:30:11 Furthermore, she knew precisely how to guide me through a back exit.
00:30:15 Obviously, the girl was no tourist.
00:30:17 My car was waiting there just as pretty as you please.
00:30:20 And with my money and my gun still safe, off we drove.
00:30:24 Driving along with such a dream doll beside me,
00:30:27 I figured myself a pretty lucky guy.
00:30:30 Flossie had looks, brains, and all the accessories.
00:30:34 She was better than a deck with six aces.
00:30:36 But I regret to report that she also knew how to handle a gun.
00:30:41 My gun!
00:30:43 Before, I had only suspected that she was talented.
00:30:46 Now I was positive.
00:30:48 I didn't do much talking because for once in my life,
00:30:51 I couldn't find the right words.
00:30:53 She wanted all the money I'd won, and I never refuse a lady.
00:30:57 Especially when she's armed.
00:31:00 Accordingly, I stepped out of the automobile without any arguments whatsoever.
00:31:06 And that gentleman was the last I ever saw of my car,
00:31:10 my cash, or my Flossie.
00:31:14 I wonder who Flossie's fleecing now.
00:31:18 I don't get it.
00:31:25 Why would a guy want to hang on to a memory like that?
00:31:28 Who knows?
00:31:30 I guess when you're on the inside,
00:31:32 even the phony things on the outside seem wonderful.
00:31:36 Just so they happened on the outside.
00:31:41 All right. Go ahead.
00:31:43 Joe, how's the boy?
00:31:48 Hello, Johnny.
00:31:51 Regan.
00:31:53 It's me, Collins.
00:31:55 I'm here to see you.
00:31:57 I'm here to see you.
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00:38:51 I'm the one that decides that.
00:38:53 I'm the only one who can help you.
00:38:55 I'm the only one who can help you.
00:38:57 No one else.
00:38:59 Captain, I'm a cheap thief.
00:39:01 Captain, I'm a cheap thief.
00:39:03 I know I'm a failure.
00:39:05 But I'm not an informer.
00:39:07 That's what I like to see in a man.
00:39:11 Stability.
00:39:13 Fidelity.
00:39:15 You're right, Lister.
00:39:17 We're both wasting our time.
00:39:19 Me by talking to you.
00:39:21 And you by writing to your wife.
00:39:23 And you by writing to your wife.
00:39:25 Captain, you've heard from her.
00:39:27 By mail this morning.
00:39:29 Please, Captain, tell me.
00:39:31 In a way, Tom, you're a free man.
00:39:33 She's divorcing you.
00:39:35 [dramatic music]
00:39:37 ♪ ♪
00:40:04 [applause]
00:40:08 [indistinct chatter]
00:40:10 Whoo!
00:40:12 Just a minute.
00:40:14 Just a minute.
00:40:16 Sit down.
00:40:18 The warden's going to talk to you.
00:40:23 Men, I'm going to try to talk some sense to you.
00:40:28 I'm going to lay it right on the line.
00:40:30 There has been in recent weeks
00:40:32 a resulting unrest in this prison.
00:40:34 Don't think for one minute that I don't know about it.
00:40:36 Up to now, you've enjoyed the regulation privileges.
00:40:39 However, if you persist in fighting among yourselves,
00:40:43 antagonizing the guards,
00:40:45 and making way for accidents
00:40:47 like the one that happened in the machine shop this morning,
00:40:50 then all your privileges will be revoked at once.
00:40:53 [audience murmurs]
00:40:55 Be careful of your associates.
00:40:57 Always remember that one bad prisoner
00:40:59 can spoil things for the rest of you.
00:41:01 So watch your step.
00:41:03 It's up to you to protect your own interests,
00:41:05 as I am compelled to protect mine.
00:41:08 If there's one more infraction of the rules,
00:41:11 if you cannot conduct yourselves without creating a disturbance,
00:41:14 without further accidents,
00:41:16 then I shall have to use every means
00:41:18 to keep you under control.
00:41:20 So that's it, men.
00:41:22 Meet me halfway, and you can depend on me
00:41:24 to see that every prisoner is treated fairly.
00:41:27 [dramatic music]
00:41:29 [whistle blows]
00:41:31 [whistle blows]
00:41:33 [somber music]
00:41:35 ♪ ♪
00:41:52 - Cell R-17.
00:41:55 Convict McClain of Cell R-17, buried.
00:41:58 Collins comes back from solitary to Cell R-17.
00:42:02 A prisoner's killed in the presence of three convicts,
00:42:05 all from Cell R-17,
00:42:07 and now a suicide.
00:42:09 Same cell, same gang, same trouble.
00:42:11 - Just a minute.
00:42:12 You're not trying to say that we had anything to do with that.
00:42:14 You said yourself it was suicide,
00:42:16 only because I can't prove otherwise.
00:42:17 - Tom was one of us. The way we felt about him--
00:42:19 - I know, I know. You loved him.
00:42:21 You can't throw the hook into us. We didn't touch Tom.
00:42:23 You know we were at the movies.
00:42:25 - So you were.
00:42:26 And Collins was at the doctor's office this morning
00:42:29 when Wilson was killed.
00:42:30 I'm a realist. I don't believe in coincidence,
00:42:33 especially when it happens more than once.
00:42:35 You fought the warden, the guards, and me.
00:42:39 You're not fit for civil life,
00:42:41 and you won't accept prison life.
00:42:43 So tomorrow you'll begin a new life.
00:42:45 You'll all report for work in the drainpipe.
00:42:48 [dramatic music]
00:42:51 ♪ ♪
00:42:55 [indistinct chatter]
00:42:58 ♪ ♪
00:43:03 [soft music]
00:43:06 ♪ ♪
00:43:11 - Soldier?
00:43:13 - Yeah?
00:43:15 - Hill 683. What is it?
00:43:17 What does it mean?
00:43:18 - It's a hill in Italy. Not far from Rome.
00:43:21 - Why?
00:43:22 ♪ ♪
00:43:25 Tell me about it.
00:43:26 - There's not much to tell.
00:43:27 The Krauts had the hill, and we were ordered to take it.
00:43:30 - How? What'd you do? Charge 'em?
00:43:31 - You ever try it uphill with a few Kraut 88s
00:43:33 put in the blast, huh?
00:43:35 Spencer, let me have those chessmen, will you?
00:43:38 ♪ ♪
00:43:41 Give me some light.
00:43:43 ♪ ♪
00:43:50 Here was the hill.
00:43:52 Here was us.
00:43:54 ♪ ♪
00:43:56 Mountains here, and the ocean here.
00:43:59 - Still, but you took it.
00:44:01 - Yeah. We took it, all right.
00:44:04 Give me some more light.
00:44:06 ♪ ♪
00:44:08 We sent some men out in a boat.
00:44:10 They landed up here.
00:44:12 We covered 'em with a heavy bombardment.
00:44:14 At HR, we attacked uphill.
00:44:17 ♪ ♪
00:44:19 Krauts turned all their guns to stop us.
00:44:21 That was exactly when the other gang attacked from behind.
00:44:24 ♪ ♪
00:44:26 And it worked.
00:44:27 ♪ ♪
00:44:29 - Yeah.
00:44:30 We got through, all right.
00:44:32 Most of us, anyway.
00:44:34 The rest is still there.
00:44:36 ♪ ♪
00:44:51 - They couldn't cover both sides, huh?
00:44:54 Thanks, soldier.
00:44:56 - How's that tie-in with us, Joe?
00:44:58 What are you getting at?
00:44:59 - Tomorrow.
00:45:01 We'll see tomorrow.
00:45:05 - You know, I was just thinking.
00:45:08 An insurance company could go flat broke in this prison.
00:45:12 - Good morning, Louie.
00:45:27 - Good morning.
00:45:29 - Good morning.
00:45:31 - I know how you feel, Gallagher, and I'm sorry, but that's it.
00:45:47 - But it doesn't add up, Warden.
00:45:49 You're punishing all of us because Lister took his life.
00:45:51 Why?
00:45:52 - Things are out of hand, that's why.
00:45:53 It's the only decision we could make.
00:45:54 - Wait, you mean Muncie?
00:45:55 - No! I'm the Warden here.
00:45:57 This is my order.
00:45:58 - What's his work?
00:45:59 - I've heard complaints about Muncie for years, and I'm sick of 'em.
00:46:02 Muncie knows his job, and he does his job.
00:46:04 Gallagher, I've tried my best to do the right thing by the men, but it's just no use.
00:46:08 I'm convinced now that what's needed here is not more charity, but more discipline.
00:46:12 Yes. No, no, absolutely.
00:46:14 No interviews.
00:46:15 I don't care what newspaper he's with.
00:46:17 Did you get McCallum yet?
00:46:19 Well, keep on trying.
00:46:21 - Well, thanks for seeing me, Warden.
00:46:22 - Just a minute.
00:46:24 There's one more thing, Gallagher.
00:46:26 I was going to send it for you.
00:46:31 This letter concerns you.
00:46:33 - Yeah?
00:46:36 - Gallagher, you and I have always been able to work together.
00:46:39 You've been a great help to me with the men.
00:46:42 - What is it?
00:46:44 - The Department of Corrections.
00:46:46 They've canceled all parole hearings indefinitely.
00:46:54 - What does this mean?
00:46:56 Another year?
00:46:58 Two?
00:46:59 Five?
00:47:00 - Not necessarily.
00:47:03 I'm sorry.
00:47:04 It's not my fault.
00:47:05 - It is your fault!
00:47:07 You've given in to Muncie all along the line.
00:47:10 A couple of weeks ago, I stood here, and you told me the gates were going to open for me.
00:47:13 In just a few more days, I was going home.
00:47:17 Home.
00:47:19 I should have known better.
00:47:21 Those gates only open three times.
00:47:23 When you come in, when you've served your time, or when you're dead!
00:47:29 - Gallagher...
00:47:32 Can I still call in your cooperation?
00:47:41 - Look at me, fellas.
00:47:42 - Hi.
00:47:43 - I just got a pippin' assignment.
00:47:44 I gotta write a story proving how good the chow is around here.
00:47:48 - You prove that.
00:47:49 - In Time Magazine, it'll make you Man of the Year.
00:47:53 Ah, there's something interesting.
00:47:55 Now, what have you got here?
00:47:57 - Message.
00:47:58 Collins, drainpipe.
00:47:59 - We're hot.
00:48:00 Gotta be done.
00:48:01 - Uh...
00:48:03 - Smell that.
00:48:06 - Now you know what happened to Rin Tin Tin.
00:48:11 - Western Union.
00:48:12 - Who?
00:48:13 - Collins.
00:48:14 - What's all the gab about?
00:48:15 - Every day, I have to take charge of them guys down in the drainpipe.
00:48:18 I don't like the jobs.
00:48:20 The air down there is very unsanitary.
00:48:24 - Don't breathe in.
00:48:25 Just breathe out.
00:48:27 - Ha ha ha.
00:48:33 - I've seen many a guy go to work in that drainpipe.
00:48:35 The more goes in, the more comes out.
00:48:37 They keep building it long enough, they'll run out of guys.
00:48:42 Hiya, Shorty.
00:48:43 - How are you?
00:48:44 - Besides, they're building it backwards.
00:48:47 Nobody knows where that drainpipe is going or where it'll come out or if it'll ever be used.
00:48:52 Hiya, Tyrone.
00:48:54 - Hiya, Muggsy.
00:48:56 - You know, the way I got it figured out...
00:48:58 - Makes sense.
00:48:59 What are you trying to say?
00:49:01 - Well, uh...
00:49:03 I got a favor to pose you.
00:49:05 - Don't ask me no favors.
00:49:07 I can't be bribed, see?
00:49:11 - Besides, you ain't got enough dough to bribe me.
00:49:27 - I was once married to a dame like that bridge.
00:49:30 - What are you talking about?
00:49:31 - Wonderful structure.
00:49:33 Been up in the air most of the time.
00:49:36 [music]
00:50:04 [music]
00:50:33 - Backer, leave him alone.
00:50:34 Get back to work.
00:50:35 - He's sick.
00:50:36 He needs help.
00:50:37 - Back.
00:50:41 I said get back.
00:50:44 - I'm all right, soldier.
00:50:49 - Ciao.
00:50:51 [music]
00:51:20 - Found it for me.
00:51:21 - Better take it.
00:51:23 [music]
00:51:49 [music]
00:51:58 - Don't mind us, Father.
00:51:59 We're just looking around.
00:52:00 - Shopping or buying?
00:52:01 - New orders.
00:52:02 We're supposed to watch the men no matter where they are.
00:52:04 - In here, someone else watches after them.
00:52:06 However, if you wish to stay...
00:52:08 - Thanks.
00:52:17 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:18 - You'll be all right.
00:52:19 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:20 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:21 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:22 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:23 - I'll take care of it.
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00:52:27 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:28 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:29 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:30 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:31 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:32 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:33 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:34 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:35 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:36 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:37 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:38 - I'll take care of it.
00:52:40 - When we come out of the drainpipe, we'll be here.
00:52:43 On the outside.
00:52:45 We hit the tower from both sides.
00:52:47 - What are rifles and ammunition in that tower?
00:52:52 - Only one machine gun.
00:52:55 - Only one.
00:52:56 Which means they can't cover both sides.
00:53:00 Once we take the tower...
00:53:03 - Yeah.
00:53:04 How many men have we got?
00:53:06 - Five, counting me.
00:53:07 - All set.
00:53:08 - I've got six.
00:53:09 - My men will know about you.
00:53:13 Don't tell them only what they have to know.
00:53:15 - I don't know anymore.
00:53:16 What are you figuring?
00:53:17 - 12, 15 tomorrow.
00:53:18 - You're crazy.
00:53:19 - That's just why we've got a chance.
00:53:20 - This takes timing.
00:53:21 - Planning.
00:53:22 - No.
00:53:23 The longer you wait, the longer the odds.
00:53:24 Somebody calls off, another guy stalls,
00:53:26 a third guy can't keep his mouth shut.
00:53:28 No, for us it's now.
00:53:30 We hit 'em hard, fast, sudden, and we make it.
00:53:37 - Tomorrow.
00:53:38 - All right, Collins.
00:53:42 Tomorrow it is.
00:53:43 - You'll take care of everything?
00:53:45 The stuff to blow the tower?
00:53:46 - It's gonna be tough.
00:53:47 - I gotta have it.
00:53:48 - All right.
00:53:49 I'll try and get it to you.
00:53:51 - Tomorrow, then.
00:53:52 You hit the odd at 12, 15.
00:53:55 I'll need two minutes.
00:53:58 At exactly 12, 17, I'll be in the tower, opening the gates.
00:54:02 - 12, 17.
00:54:03 - I'll be in the tower.
00:54:05 - 12, 17.
00:54:06 Gotta be full then.
00:54:08 Those gates open, the whole population will break out.
00:54:12 - I'm in.
00:54:13 - I know you got it all worked out, Joe,
00:54:17 but don't we need a getaway car?
00:54:19 - How about money?
00:54:20 Can't get far without a little cash.
00:54:22 - And clothes, and these things, we'd be spotted right away.
00:54:25 - That's all I can tell you for now.
00:54:27 We've been talking out for a long time.
00:54:29 And this is it.
00:54:31 - Joe, I don't want you to get sore,
00:54:33 but I've only got a short stretch left to do, and--
00:54:35 - There's no such thing as a short stretch.
00:54:37 - But you haven't told us much.
00:54:39 We don't know how it'll work or what's supposed to happen.
00:54:41 You're moving so fast that I--
00:54:43 - Say it.
00:54:45 You wanna pull out?
00:54:46 - You can't.
00:54:47 We don't know any more than you do.
00:54:49 You declared yourself in, you can't quit now.
00:54:50 - Shut up.
00:54:51 - Don't misunderstand me, Joe.
00:54:53 - Thanks, man.
00:54:54 - How many?
00:54:56 - Two.
00:54:57 I'll pay these.
00:54:59 - Free here.
00:55:00 - Spencer.
00:55:01 In or out?
00:55:03 - No guarantees go at this break.
00:55:13 It's all or nothing.
00:55:14 But you've gotta make up your mind now.
00:55:16 Now.
00:55:17 Either way, no hard feelings.
00:55:24 - With you, Joe,
00:55:27 I'll play along.
00:55:28 - I never thought different.
00:55:31 Neither did I.
00:55:34 - Joe.
00:55:36 Tomorrow.
00:55:39 I wonder what I'm gonna do.
00:55:52 - I don't know.
00:55:56 Manage a couple of heavyweights, maybe.
00:55:58 Who knows?
00:56:00 I might even wind up owning a piece of a champ.
00:56:03 All you guys will sit ringside, free.
00:56:08 - You're kidding yourself, Coy.
00:56:10 Odds are, once we're on the outside,
00:56:12 we'll never see each other again.
00:56:14 - A big city for me.
00:56:16 When you got millions of neighbors,
00:56:17 nobody cares who lives next door.
00:56:19 I'll find the right dame.
00:56:22 And that,
00:56:25 that'll be that.
00:56:26 - Say, won't Henrietta be surprised?
00:56:31 I think me and her'll go away on a long trip.
00:56:35 - Sure.
00:56:37 Most cons get married as soon as they get out.
00:56:39 - Married?
00:56:40 Gee, I never thought of that.
00:56:42 - Hope you make it, Coy.
00:56:47 You going back on the stock racket, Spencer?
00:56:50 - I think not.
00:56:51 Printing costs are so high these days.
00:56:55 - Oh, I don't exactly know what I'll do.
00:56:57 Not yet.
00:56:59 What about you, soldier?
00:57:00 - Me?
00:57:01 I got a long way to go.
00:57:04 Ever since the war,
00:57:08 I've been trying to get back to a little town in Italy.
00:57:10 But you know how the breaks go.
00:57:14 With me, one rap led to another.
00:57:17 Anyway, I was never able to make it.
00:57:21 - I'm afraid.
00:57:22 Maybe this time.
00:57:25 - Robert.
00:57:45 Robert.
00:57:47 Robert, you must go away.
00:57:50 - But the military police, they were here.
00:57:51 - When were they here?
00:57:55 How long ago?
00:57:56 What did they say?
00:57:57 - I talked to them.
00:57:58 It was nothing.
00:57:59 There are more important things.
00:58:00 - She has brought no food.
00:58:01 He is leaving.
00:58:02 - So?
00:58:03 - Food's out there in the truck.
00:58:04 - Thank you.
00:58:05 - No!
00:58:06 You will take nothing.
00:58:07 You will stand in line with the others.
00:58:08 When there is food, you will eat.
00:58:10 - And when there is no food?
00:58:11 - Then you will starve with the others.
00:58:12 - We're not all so fortunate as you, my daughter.
00:58:16 We have no great love to quiet our appetites.
00:58:19 - Robert does not object.
00:58:20 Why do you?
00:58:21 - He does not know you as well as I do.
00:58:23 - Is it so great a crime to accept food from those who deprive you of it?
00:58:29 Nothing personal, of course, but...
00:58:31 Since you do not spare the bombs, we do not expect you to spare the food.
00:58:35 You Americans are such a generous people.
00:58:37 - Don't remind me of speeches.
00:58:38 The food's out there.
00:58:39 Go get it.
00:58:40 - No!
00:58:41 He hates you, Robert.
00:58:42 He hates your uniform.
00:58:43 He fought you in Sicily.
00:58:44 He still fights you.
00:58:45 - My position does not permit me to hate anyone.
00:58:48 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:49 - No, you will not.
00:58:50 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:51 - No, you will not.
00:58:52 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:53 - No, you will not.
00:58:54 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:55 - No, you will not.
00:58:56 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:57 - No, you will not.
00:58:58 - I'm going to kill you.
00:58:59 - No, you will not.
00:59:00 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:01 - No, you will not.
00:59:02 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:03 - No, you will not.
00:59:04 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:05 - No, you will not.
00:59:06 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:07 - No, you will not.
00:59:08 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:09 - No, you will not.
00:59:10 - I'm going to kill you.
00:59:12 - If the police should find you bringing us food this way, it's against the law.
00:59:17 - The law is second.
00:59:20 My wife comes first.
00:59:40 - They're back.
00:59:41 - This food, say nothing about it, you understand?
00:59:46 Robert is a stranger.
00:59:47 We never saw him before.
00:59:48 He stopped here for water.
00:59:49 Water for the truck.
00:59:50 - And if they discovered I was lying, what then?
00:59:52 Why should I risk my life for you?
00:59:54 - Because I stuck mine out for you.
00:59:56 - For me? No, senora.
00:59:57 You came to see her.
00:59:58 I will not lie for you.
00:59:59 You and your police can destroy each other.
01:00:02 - Sit down.
01:00:05 Sit down.
01:00:09 - Keep him here.
01:00:10 I'll get the water.
01:00:11 If they believe me, I've got a chance.
01:00:13 - You had nothing to do with this.
01:00:29 Remember that.
01:00:30 - Nothing.
01:00:31 Nothing.
01:00:32 - Hey soldier.
01:00:37 Hey soldier, snap out of it.
01:00:38 You're missing a swell yarn.
01:00:40 Go ahead, Spencer.
01:00:43 - Well gentlemen, as I was saying, there I was.
01:00:47 Besieged on all sides.
01:00:49 The citizens to the front.
01:00:50 The howling investors behind me.
01:00:52 The sheriff's men closing in.
01:00:54 But I remained undaunted.
01:00:57 Smiling, secure in my rights.
01:01:00 - What happened?
01:01:01 - Here I am.
01:01:03 - Okay, break it up.
01:01:05 Let's try to get some sleep.
01:01:06 - Why?
01:01:07 I like to hear Spencer talk.
01:01:08 - We've talked too much already.
01:01:10 There are ears all over this drum.
01:01:12 And they all belong to one guy.
01:01:14 - Well what's the answer to it?
01:01:18 Are we going to have to keep every prisoner
01:01:19 in virtual solitary?
01:01:21 Other prisons must have these same problems,
01:01:23 but they clear them up, keep things running smoothly.
01:01:25 - We've been through difficult times before, Warden.
01:01:27 - Oh, never like this.
01:01:29 And McCallum is coming tomorrow.
01:01:31 Why?
01:01:32 Why can't he let me alone?
01:01:34 Why can't he let me alone?
01:01:36 - Everything's gone wrong.
01:01:39 I don't know who's to blame,
01:01:43 but I do know that every prisoner hates us.
01:01:47 - Not us, me.
01:01:49 It's me they hate.
01:01:51 - I wonder why.
01:01:53 - You put on a guard's uniform
01:01:59 and see how much they love you.
01:02:03 You talk to the prisoners over a loudspeaker.
01:02:05 I talk to them with a club.
01:02:07 You only make the rules.
01:02:08 I have to enforce them.
01:02:10 - Maybe it's the way you enforce them.
01:02:12 - Maybe it is.
01:02:14 - Oh, I'm not criticizing you, Muncie.
01:02:17 It's just that--
01:02:18 - But you are.
01:02:20 And perhaps you're right.
01:02:22 All I know is that I've tried to do my job as I saw it.
01:02:26 But if I'm the cause of this trouble,
01:02:28 if I'm wrong and those convicts are right,
01:02:31 then you can have my resignation immediately.
01:02:33 - No, Muncie.
01:02:34 That's just what the inmates would like.
01:02:36 No, no, that's not the answer.
01:02:38 As you said, we've been through
01:02:39 some difficult times together here.
01:02:40 Well, we're still here and we're still together.
01:02:43 Let's leave it that way, hmm?
01:02:47 - The situation seems to call for a drink.
01:02:52 Warden?
01:02:54 - Thanks, I...
01:02:56 I'm going to turn in.
01:02:58 Good night.
01:02:59 - Don't be discouraged, Warden.
01:03:02 It's a rule in all the best stories.
01:03:05 Everybody always lives happily ever after.
01:03:09 - Good night.
01:03:11 You don't believe I meant what I said
01:03:16 about resigning, do you, Doctor?
01:03:19 - In a million words, no.
01:03:22 - You're wrong.
01:03:25 I really want to help the Warden.
01:03:28 Just that he's confused.
01:03:31 He doesn't know that kindness is actually weakness.
01:03:35 And weakness is an infection that makes a man
01:03:38 a follower instead of a leader.
01:03:40 - Seems to me a very great leader once said,
01:03:43 "The meek shall inherit the earth."
01:03:46 - Science contradicts that, Doctor.
01:03:49 Nature proves that the weak must die
01:03:52 so that the strong may live.
01:03:55 Authority, cleverness, imagination.
01:04:00 Those are the real differences between men.
01:04:04 I walk amongst these convicts,
01:04:07 these thieves and murderers, alone, unarmed.
01:04:13 But they respect me.
01:04:16 They obey me.
01:04:20 - Fits you, doesn't it?
01:04:24 - Hmm?
01:04:25 - The Warden's chair.
01:04:28 It fits you.
01:04:30 - You're drunk.
01:04:31 - Why not?
01:04:32 I'm a very ordinary man.
01:04:34 I get drunk on whiskey.
01:04:37 What makes you drunk?
01:04:39 - Power?
01:04:41 - You flatter me, Doctor.
01:04:42 I'm just a policeman.
01:04:44 I carry out the Warden's orders.
01:04:46 - Did he ever order you to crucify the prisoners?
01:04:52 Were you ordered to make convict Lister hang himself?
01:04:55 - What are you talking about?
01:04:56 - You were seen going into Lister's cell
01:04:59 and you were seen coming out.
01:05:01 What happened in between?
01:05:03 Did you censor his mail?
01:05:05 Wouldn't he give you any information?
01:05:07 Or did you tell him a few lies about his wife?
01:05:11 - You better stop drinking, Doctor.
01:05:16 Your imagination's working overtime.
01:05:20 Visiting cells is part of my job.
01:05:22 Helps me keep tabs on the men.
01:05:24 In that way, I can control them.
01:05:25 - Control them?
01:05:27 You mean torture them, don't you?
01:05:30 The more pain you inflict, the more pleasure you get.
01:05:33 That's why you'd never resign from this prison.
01:05:36 Where else would you find so many helpless flies
01:05:39 to stick pins into?
01:05:41 - You talk to me like that,
01:05:45 if I didn't keep you here, you'd be starving.
01:05:48 - You surgical butcher.
01:05:50 For me, it's the last stop anyway.
01:05:53 But for you, it's just the beginning, isn't it?
01:05:57 Why, you're Genghis Khan.
01:06:01 Alexander the Great.
01:06:03 Caesar.
01:06:05 Look at you in the warden's chair.
01:06:08 Caesar trying out his throne.
01:06:11 - That's enough.
01:06:13 Caesar cries enough?
01:06:16 - Come, come.
01:06:19 You're obvious, Muncie.
01:06:22 Your every move is obvious.
01:06:26 You've cheated.
01:06:28 You've lied.
01:06:30 You've murdered.
01:06:32 You're worse than the worst inmates of this prison.
01:06:35 You're the psychopath here, not they.
01:06:40 (clattering)
01:06:42 (dramatic music)
01:06:45 That's it, Muncie.
01:06:54 That's it.
01:06:56 Not cleverness.
01:07:00 Not imagination.
01:07:02 Just force.
01:07:05 Brute force.
01:07:07 Congratulations.
01:07:09 Force does make leaders.
01:07:12 But you forget one thing.
01:07:15 It also destroys them.
01:07:19 (dramatic music)
01:07:22 (dramatic music)
01:07:50 Couple hundred yards ahead, there's a side road.
01:07:52 Turn right.
01:07:53 - We got over a hundred miles to go.
01:07:54 We shouldn't be stopping now.
01:07:56 - Shut up.
01:07:57 - Take it easy, Joe, take it easy.
01:07:58 - Why don't you see her after the job?
01:08:01 - Because I said we're stopping now.
01:08:04 - Okay, okay.
01:08:06 (dramatic music)
01:08:10 (dramatic music)
01:08:13 - I'll only be a few minutes.
01:08:27 - Sadie?
01:08:30 - Good evening, Mr. Collins.
01:08:33 - Is she all right?
01:08:35 - She don't complain, none, but she's about the same.
01:08:39 - See that she doesn't need anything.
01:08:43 - Yes, sir.
01:08:45 Oh, Mr. Collins, I'm glad you're here.
01:08:48 Excuse me.
01:08:50 (dramatic music)
01:08:53 (dramatic music)
01:08:56 - Ruth.
01:09:20 (dramatic music)
01:09:23 Joe, Joe, darling.
01:09:26 I was dreaming about you.
01:09:27 - Something nice?
01:09:28 - I dreamed I was running up a hill.
01:09:29 I was chasing you.
01:09:31 - Catch me.
01:09:32 - Almost.
01:09:33 - I must be slowing down.
01:09:34 - I guess I can make it come out any way I want.
01:09:36 It's my dream.
01:09:38 (dramatic music)
01:09:41 - Pretty soon now, you're gonna be getting out of that chair.
01:09:45 And it won't be a dream, either.
01:09:49 - Joe, darling.
01:09:51 The first thing we'll do is go for a long walk.
01:09:54 - No cars for us, no trains.
01:09:55 - Just walking.
01:09:56 - We'll walk around the world.
01:09:57 - I'm tired already.
01:09:59 I'll have Sadie fix you some supper.
01:10:03 And then we'll talk.
01:10:05 Oh, I've got a million things to tell you,
01:10:07 and this time I won't forget.
01:10:08 I made a list.
01:10:09 - Ruth, I can't stay.
01:10:12 Next time when I come back, I'll...
01:10:15 - Another next time?
01:10:16 - This is the last of them.
01:10:17 When I come back, it'll be for good.
01:10:20 I love you, Ruth.
01:10:25 - Why?
01:10:27 I'm sick, Joe.
01:10:28 Why do you love me?
01:10:30 When your sick people don't really love you,
01:10:32 they only feel sorry for you.
01:10:34 - I'm not people.
01:10:35 I'm Joe Collins, one guy.
01:10:38 - Joe.
01:10:44 I'm sorry.
01:10:45 I guess I'm selfish.
01:10:47 Every time you walk out that door,
01:10:48 I'm afraid you're never coming back.
01:10:51 If I only knew where you came from,
01:10:53 where you go, what you do.
01:10:55 - Ruth, let's leave things the way they started.
01:10:59 I'm a guy who ran out of gas,
01:11:00 who saw an ordinary little farmhouse
01:11:01 by the side of the road,
01:11:03 who found the first important thing in his life
01:11:05 waiting for him in a wheelchair.
01:11:07 Let's keep it that way for just a little while longer.
01:11:10 Another day, maybe two,
01:11:11 and I'll tell you anything you want to know.
01:11:14 - I know what I want to know.
01:11:16 The rest doesn't matter.
01:11:19 If I weren't so sick, I could help you.
01:11:23 - There are all kinds of sick people, Ruth.
01:11:27 Maybe we can help each other.
01:11:30 - I love you, Joe.
01:11:34 - Go on back and finish that dream.
01:11:36 I'll slow down, and you won't have to run so fast.
01:11:39 And when you catch me,
01:11:41 hold on tight.
01:11:43 (somber music)
01:11:46 (whistle blows)
01:12:12 (footsteps)
01:12:14 - Spencer. - Here.
01:12:16 - Becker. - Here.
01:12:17 - Stack. - Here.
01:12:18 - Collins. - Here.
01:12:19 - McCoy. - Here.
01:12:20 (whistle blows)
01:12:21 - Let's go.
01:12:23 - Only a couple more hours.
01:12:40 We're close together.
01:12:42 - Load's ready.
01:12:49 (whistle blows)
01:12:51 - Take it easy, Robert.
01:12:53 You got the whole day ahead of you.
01:12:54 - Sure, this is my racket.
01:12:56 - Thanks.
01:12:58 - So, to the right.
01:13:03 That switch.
01:13:04 When we break, you'll handle that switch.
01:13:07 Puts us on the other track,
01:13:08 the one that leads to the tower.
01:13:10 Got that? - Check.
01:13:11 - What's all the chatter?
01:13:12 - Just wondering what time it was.
01:13:14 - Why, you working by the hour?
01:13:17 (birds chirping)
01:13:20 (thud)
01:13:23 - Morning, fellas. - Hi, Louis.
01:13:37 - Morning, Shafee. - Another story?
01:13:39 - Yeah, but this is a good one.
01:13:40 Hiya, fellas. - Hello, Louis.
01:13:42 - Finally gonna make you grease monkeys famous.
01:13:44 Gonna put you all on the front page.
01:13:46 - That's what got us here.
01:13:48 Hey!
01:13:50 - Tell me, Charlie,
01:13:52 what has prison life taught you about being a mechanic?
01:13:55 - It's taught me that when I get out,
01:13:57 I shouldn't be a mechanic.
01:13:59 - What about it, Annie?
01:14:05 Got anything to say to the press?
01:14:07 - I ain't much to say. I do as I'm told.
01:14:10 - Everything?
01:14:12 - Everything.
01:14:14 - Where do you keep your tools?
01:14:34 - Eight firebombs filled with juice. The best.
01:14:37 - Eight fuses. Light, too, as you drive into the yard.
01:14:40 - I say, I always do as I'm told.
01:14:43 - You go to press at 1215 Sharp.
01:14:45 - I'll be there.
01:14:47 - Spell his name right, Louis. His wife keeps a scrapbook.
01:14:53 (laughing)
01:15:03 - Is this all right, Gallagher?
01:15:05 - Yeah.
01:15:07 - News. Some good, some bad.
01:15:17 - Good.
01:15:19 - Eight firebombs in the toolbox. Truck ready to go.
01:15:23 - Bad. - No dynamite.
01:15:25 - Gotta have 'em. - Not a chance. Just came from the dye plant.
01:15:27 - Gotta have 'em. - Not enough time.
01:15:29 - Not enough time.
01:15:31 - Look, Louis. I've got an important assignment for you.
01:15:38 - Get down at the green pipe and see Collins.
01:15:41 - Collins? - He's with us.
01:15:43 - Tell him there's no dynamite.
01:15:45 - Do we go anyway? - We'll have to go without it.
01:15:48 - And, Louis, you've got 45 minutes.
01:15:51 - Think I'd be late for my own coming-out party?
01:15:58 - But I've tried to explain, madam.
01:16:00 No, no, I'm sorry. All visiting days have been canceled,
01:16:03 even for families. Take off your hat.
01:16:05 - I'm here to get it passed, Miss Lawrence. - Where to this time?
01:16:07 - To the drainpipe. We're doing a special layout and...
01:16:10 Wait a minute. What's wrong? - Nothing.
01:16:16 You want to do a story? We want to help you.
01:16:26 - Captain Munsey's office.
01:16:28 Whose car? Mr. McCallum's?
01:16:31 Okay, pass it through.
01:16:33 What's the matter with him? - Munsey left orders.
01:16:36 - Oh, you wanted to go to the drainpipe, huh?
01:16:39 - Yeah. Anything wrong with that? - Munsey in?
01:16:42 - In and waiting. - Come on.
01:16:45 - Come in. - Wait here.
01:16:54 - A customer for the drainpipe.
01:16:57 7033, convict Miller.
01:17:00 - Gallagher's man?
01:17:04 - He was looking for a pass in the warden's office.
01:17:07 - Gallagher.
01:17:10 - You want to see him now?
01:17:12 - Yeah. Yeah, bring him in.
01:17:15 - Come on.
01:17:17 - Hello, Murray.
01:17:33 - I understand you're interested in the drainpipe.
01:17:36 - Yes, sir.
01:17:38 I don't get this, Captain.
01:17:40 We're planning a big spread on the different kinds of work the cons are doing.
01:17:44 - I... - Oh, that's right.
01:17:46 You are a reporter, aren't you, Louie?
01:17:49 - Yes, sir.
01:17:51 - Sit down.
01:17:53 No, not there. Here.
01:17:57 - What's the point, Captain?
01:18:00 I've been to the drainpipe before. I've been there a hundred times.
01:18:03 What's the idea of all this?
01:18:05 - Tell me, Louie.
01:18:07 How does an illiterate like you become a reporter?
01:18:10 Even a star reporter?
01:18:13 - I don't know, sir.
01:18:15 - I do.
01:18:17 What business did you have in the drainpipe?
01:18:21 - I told you.
01:18:23 - Tell me again. - To write a story.
01:18:26 - I don't like that answer.
01:18:32 - I don't like that answer.
01:18:35 - All right, Jackson.
01:18:51 - I'll tell you.
01:18:53 - Gallagher sent you to the drainpipe to see somebody.
01:19:09 Who was it?
01:19:11 - Nobody. Just the right...
01:19:13 - Wrong answer.
01:19:17 - Leave me alone, Captain. Please.
01:19:19 - No?
01:19:21 - No?
01:19:49 - Now, we'll start again.
01:19:51 Who was it Gallagher sent you to see?
01:19:53 - I told you. Nobody.
01:19:56 - He gave you a message. What was it?
01:19:58 - There was no message.
01:20:00 I don't know what you're talking about.
01:20:02 - You don't know much about anything, do you?
01:20:04 - No.
01:20:05 - I suppose you don't even know that Collins plans to break out of the drainpipe at 12.15 today, do you?
01:20:11 - No.
01:20:13 - Do you?
01:20:16 - No.
01:20:18 - You have been lying to me, haven't you?
01:20:39 - Gallagher does know something about the break, doesn't he?
01:20:44 - I don't know.
01:20:46 - I don't know what you're talking about.
01:20:50 - He can hit me.
01:20:52 - He can keep on hitting me.
01:20:55 - I don't know what you want.
01:20:59 - I don't know what you want.
01:21:01 - Jackson.
01:21:19 Take him to the isolation ward.
01:21:29 Spread the word that he had an accident coming back from the drainpipe.
01:21:32 - Yes, sir.
01:21:34 - Any connection between Gallagher and Collins?
01:21:38 - No.
01:21:42 If there was, he would have told me.
01:21:45 - Okay. Get the man out of here.
01:21:50 - Hey, you. Muggsy.
01:21:52 - Yeah?
01:21:54 - Come on up.
01:21:57 - Bring anything for me? - No.
01:21:59 - Sure? - Sure, Joe.
01:22:01 - Anything wrong? - No.
01:22:06 - Back to work.
01:22:09 - Collins?
01:22:11 - All right, Doc.
01:22:22 - Cardiogram just came back from the lab, Collins.
01:22:24 - Yeah? I'll have to check you again.
01:22:26 - I'll be snappy, Doc.
01:22:28 - Okay, okay. Keep it moving.
01:22:30 - Louie was beaten up.
01:22:41 Muggsy.
01:22:43 Louie might die.
01:22:45 Send a message.
01:22:47 Whatever your plan is, don't go through with it.
01:22:50 Muggsy knows.
01:22:53 Believe me, Joe, he knows you're going at 12.15.
01:22:56 He's ready for you, Joe.
01:22:59 He wants you to go.
01:23:01 A prison break finishes Warden Barnes.
01:23:04 Once he'll be the hero,
01:23:06 he's using your life to make himself warden.
01:23:09 - Gallagher been picked up.
01:23:14 - Gallagher? No.
01:23:16 Why?
01:23:18 Joe, you haven't got a chance.
01:23:23 - What did Muggsy find out?
01:23:25 - A Muggsy way.
01:23:27 An informer.
01:23:29 One of your own men, I suppose.
01:23:31 Don't go through with it, Joe.
01:23:34 Don't.
01:23:36 - Thanks for trying, Doc.
01:23:39 - Thanks for trying, Doc.
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01:24:26 - We got about ten minutes.
01:24:29 There's five of us.
01:24:30 We'll have to go one at a time.
01:24:32 What position do you want?
01:24:34 - You're the boss.
01:24:35 Whatever you say.
01:24:37 - Take your pick for the break.
01:24:46 What position?
01:24:47 - I said I'd play along with you, Joe.
01:24:49 You name it.
01:24:53 - Same goes for me.
01:24:55 - We got a few minutes, freshman.
01:25:01 When we break, what position do you want?
01:25:03 - I want to give all the help I can, Joe.
01:25:05 - What position?
01:25:07 - Last.
01:25:08 That'd be the toughest, wouldn't it, Joe?
01:25:10 Last.
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01:25:24 - Boy, he got hurt.
01:25:43 Got banged up, they say.
01:25:45 Coming back from the drainpipe.
01:25:47 - Coming back?
01:25:48 - Yeah.
01:25:49 - Muncie.
01:25:50 - Circulating.
01:25:52 - Captain.
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01:26:29 - Play pigeons would have a better chance.
01:26:32 - Oh, sorry, Captain.
01:26:35 I didn't see you there.
01:26:36 - That's all right, Hopkins.
01:26:38 But just remember, there's no reward for bringing him back alive.
01:26:43 Not in this jungle.
01:26:45 - Yes, sir.
01:26:46 - Now, is there anything else you want done, sir?
01:26:57 - No.
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01:27:00 - Bradley, join the guard along that section of the wall.
01:27:08 - Yes, sir.
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01:27:15 - All ready.
01:27:32 - Ready to go.
01:27:35 - Ready to go.
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01:27:40 - We're out!
01:27:51 - Drop the clubs.
01:27:57 Drop it.
01:27:59 Come here.
01:28:05 Why you and Spencer dump this dirt.
01:28:07 Dump it back there.
01:28:09 - Give me a break, Collins.
01:28:13 I didn't do anything.
01:28:15 I didn't have a gun.
01:28:16 Give me a break.
01:28:17 - Shut up.
01:28:18 Now, you men listen to me.
01:28:19 - No, Collins, calm me down.
01:28:20 I don't want any part of this.
01:28:21 - Take me with you, Joe.
01:28:22 I'll do anything you say.
01:28:24 Just take me with you.
01:28:25 Me and my boys are getting out of here.
01:28:27 When the action stops in the yard, that's where we go.
01:28:29 After that, you can suit yourselves.
01:28:31 But right now, you'll do as I say.
01:28:32 Now, get back in the hole, all of you.
01:28:34 Spencer, you and Coy stretch some of that electric wire.
01:28:37 Soldier, get that hack over there.
01:28:40 Joe, what about me?
01:28:44 - You?
01:28:46 It'll be no discredit to you.
01:28:51 You'll go away for a short while.
01:28:53 When you get back, we'll try to fit you in someplace else.
01:28:56 - I can't resign.
01:28:58 - I can't resign.
01:29:00 This is my whole life.
01:29:06 - Sign it.
01:29:08 Get on that loudspeaker.
01:29:23 Tell them you've resigned.
01:29:25 - I'm not going to resign.
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01:33:43 - Come on, Collins.
01:33:49 Come on.
01:33:51 (gunshots)
01:33:53 - What's the plan now?
01:33:57 - The plan's a flop. You're on your own.
01:33:59 - It's a million to one.
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01:34:11 - He's trying to land the gates.
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01:34:49 - It's Collins!
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01:36:03 (coughing)
01:36:29 - Gee, that hurt, Doc.
01:36:30 - That hurt plenty.
01:36:31 - This place is full of pain, Calypso.
01:36:34 You're hurt.
01:36:40 Collins.
01:36:42 Collins and Muncie are dead.
01:36:46 And the others.
01:36:49 All those others.
01:36:53 Why do they do it?
01:36:56 They never get away with it.
01:36:59 Alcatraz, Atlanta, Leavenworth.
01:37:03 It's been tried in a hundred ways from as many places.
01:37:08 Always failed.
01:37:09 But they keep trying.
01:37:12 Why do they do it?
01:37:16 - I don't know, Doc.
01:37:18 But whenever you got men in prison,
01:37:20 they're gonna wanna get out.
01:37:21 - But they learn.
01:37:22 - They must.
01:37:29 Nobody escapes.
01:37:30 Nobody ever really escapes.
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